Hello All, I'm new to this new email list.   I recently purchased parts from GoingVerticalUSA.com per the info that Herb provided on on http://oregonhamwan.org/tripods.html I purchased the tripod

Herb, What equipment is recommended for a HamWan client in our area? What will it cost? When will there be cell sites to connect to near Hillsboro? Paul

Paul, Thanks for your interest. Recommended equipment can be found here. Ken Tolliver has some in inventory. The first Sector in Portland is planned for the Sylvan (KGW) tower north of Highway 26 near

Here's the link: http://www.oregonhamwan.org/node.html Bruce

Could we get the Databases and Wiki options enabled here on Groups.io so we can start getting our teams set up? I think the permissions just need to be changed so that members can create/manage new

Chris, Thanks for your recommendation. I have enabled these permissions. Herb

Scott has questioned whether it is appropriate for allow remote administration by the PSDR (Puget Sound Data Ring) administrators, and I was in the process of adding a configuration option to the web

Awesome! That should help out a bunch with collaboration, thank you! -- Sincerely, Chris Arnesen, KU7PDX Hillsboro, Oregon

Attached is a list of various HamWAN Projects and Issues that we need people to help with. On most of them we would like someone to work on the item for a month or so (until our next meeting), and

Bruce: I think that added $10 base attachment will help take a lot of the stress off of the legs and the mast. Good job! Ken Tolliver From: oregonhamwan@groups.io <oregonhamwan@groups.io> on behalf

Ken et al, Can we use the Church of Jesus Christ of LDS to hold a discussion on our research topic on Asterisk Telephone System and Network Planning? Alternately, does anyone else have a room, ideally

Ken et al, Can we use the Church of Jesus Christ of LDS to hold a discussion on our research topic on Asterisk Telephone System and Network Planning? Alternately, does anyone else have a room, ideally

There was a recent message on the PSDR (Puget Sound Data Ring) that they have been having good success with SNOM 821 refurbished phones from Amazon, so I ordered one

A lot of people have been using this service... https://hamshackhotline.com/ They basically have a SIP server available, I personally haven't used this yet, but i'm sure they are pretty good to

Here is a bit more information from the Seattle HamWan people about IP Phones. The short answer is we run a pair of servers running the Asterisk PBX software. We currently use pacemaker/corosync for

If you just want to play with voip, a provider that I use, is https://voip.ms/ their rates are reasonable, and they do offer local DID (dial in device) numbers too. I am currently building out an old

Thanks, Eric. I have submitted a Hamshack Hotline helpdesk ticket to setup my phone. Herb

To All Research Groups: I have keys and alarm codes to the Bishop's Storehouse and Radio Room on 82nd Ave (10420 SE 82nd Ave, Portland, OR 97222) . It has a good conference room and large white board.

I have been pondering over what is needed for backbone connectivity, design, and implementation There are a couple of technologies that will need to be configured on sector "Routers", and on "Edge

I went ahead and created an IRC channel on freenode (I know it's not on the HamWan network just yet) for quick questions etc... As well to get used to using IRC as that may be a service OHW uses in